Error in OAuth discovery: Error: self-signed certificate
Hi. I hope no one asked this before - I used google and searched in here, but couldn't find much.
I recently tried to setup Authentik to act as an SSO provider for Immich (internally, in my own network). Authentik and Immich are both run through docker, but on separate VMs and subnets.
Filled out everything according to https://docs.goauthentik.io/integrations/services/immich/ and https://immich.app/docs/administration/oauth/.
When I try to login, however, I get an error message saying
Error in OAuth discovery: Error: self-signed certificate (Immich Server Error)
. Since nobody else on the internet seems to be having this problem, I'm guessing it's something seriously stupid that I forgot to do or add, but for the life of me I can't figure out what. The relevant Docker log entry is:
Docker-compose & .env are attached. For Authentik, the docker-compose file is the default one. Configurations of both immich and authentik are attached (with just the secret removed)10 Replies
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Like it says in the error, it's getting a self-signed (and thus untrusted) certificate
But...from whom? Authentik? There was no other certificate to choose from 😐 Even the official guide at https://immich.app/docs/administration/oauth/ in the Authentik screenshot shows that "authentik Self-signed Certificate" should be used.
Yes, from Authentik. The signing key mentioned in those docs is a different thing
This is about the cert used for the HTTPS connection
Ah, I see...so what would I need to do to make it trusted, then? (sorry, still a bit new to the whole homelab thing in general and PKI stuff especially)
Ideally, set it up with a domain and a real certificate from Let's Encrypt
Thank you bo0tzz. I spent some time setting it up with a reverse proxy (nginx) and it does indeed work! Note to anyone stumbling on this in the future: Unless you have your own PKI running, you can't use authentik/oauth "internally", you need to have an actual domain and a proper, trusted certificate on it. Set the issuer URL accordingly, i.e.
https://<your.domain.url>/applications/o/immich
and then it should work 👍*you can use authentik internally, you just need a domain with a cert.
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